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charge Of burglary, and he was. ac-
quilted. He says he will have the girl
il 1t takes all winter. The young lady
is nearly III ana will likely have her say
How to select a VIE.

Good health, good morals, good sense
and good temper, are the four ESSENTIALS
scs z good wife. These are the indispan
sablss. After them come the minor ad
vansages otgood looks, accomplishments,
family position, etc. With the first four,
married life will be comfortable and
happy. Lacking either, it will be in
more or less degree a failure. Upon
good health depends largely good tenn
per and good looks. and to some extent
good sense also. as the best mind must
be affected more or less by the weakness
and whins attendant on frail health,
Young man, If your wife is falling into q
state OF invalidism, first of ali things try
to restore her health. II she 10 troubled
with facilitating fernafe weakness, buy
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. II
will azure her. 6
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Philadelphia News: A bartender
plaintiyeIy bewailed the necessity of
having to rub congeased drops OF sticky
beer off the bar. "But if / let them re-
MAN," said he, in the tone OF one seek
ing compassion, 'tthey rot the wood"
"They rot the wood, do they ?" fierce
ly repeated a beer bibbler. "rhen what
j n the name OF oommon sense does the
beer do to my stomach 2"
Replied the manipulation Of drinks:
E"It is beyond me to tell. or one thing
| am confident, and that is mans
stomach is made OF cast.iron. Elsewise
how could he withstand the fluids he
ponrs into it,? Let me show you some
thing" He placed q piece OF raw meat
on the counter and dropped upon 1t o
small measure OF an imported ginger ale.
In five minutes the meat had parted in
to little pieces, as though hacked by o
dull knife.
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NESS aal 9akptaiaa
H~ADDuck,s MURDER.
M%unchrath on Trial for Participation In
the Decd.

N~lunchrath on Trial for Participation In
the Deed.
Sioux City Tunes. 18th: With Che
beginning Of the morning session the
cross-exaD ination was resumed of Biz
march. The point was as to whether
Bihuar6k did really remember that Fred
Murohratb was with the crowd that
vent 10 the corner jnst before the muir
der was perpsirateu. The questions of
counsel dId not shake Bismarck s remem.
berance that Munchrath was there.
Jack Ryan wns then called for further
cross. examination by the defense. He
WAS asked ii he recognized Fred Munen-
rath as one VI the men III the crowd that
passed him. Ryan did not remember
MunobtAth as one of the crowd.
Court reporter Hamilton then read the
evidence he had taken when before the
o. roper's jury OF the testimony given by
Fred Mnnohrath on two occasions as to
where he was on the night OF the killing.
At this point, rather unexpectedly to
the audience, tine state rested Its, casa.
Court Reporter Hamilton was put,oD
by defense and read tho testimony Of
LeavItt before the grand Jury. in winch
Leavitt gave q different account OF his
whereabouts than given IN the Chicago
confession and since
Adolph Metz testified that Bismarck
come to his chop tho morning alter the
killing; was then in liquor; said that he
had been out the night before; had slept
| by Melons fence.
james Or1ikshank, %iailor, testified as
TO the interview between Lesvitt and
Bismarck in the jail. Witness stated
that during this interview Leavitt said
to- bismarck: AYou cav AreEBdort shoot
Haddock as well as ], stieF to the story
| have told you and We will come out
all right" The cross examination was
interesting. Witness said that he first
told OF the Jail interyiew to Fl. j. Taylor,
counsel for the state; did not tell any
one else about il as Wood, Leavitt and
the sheriff" wanted to keep it quiet;
afterwards was called by o. @. Tredway
to his office where he met the attorneys
for che defense; Weaver read q state
ment which witness told them was
correct. " appeared from further ex'
animation that witness had made an
nffidavit, written by Wood, as to the jail
interview; witness said the Wood
affidavit had been changed since be
signed it.
John Martin testified that Leavitt, q
few days before the murder, said that
the saloon men should kill some of the
prohihitionists. The cross-examination
was as to the gambling place and
business OF witness.
William Metz testified that Bismarck
came to his chop; fell asleep in o chair
could not remember the date; was about
the time of the Haddock murder.
Policeman Smith: Saw Bismarck on
the night OF the murder hstveen 11:3C
and midnight, was tn somewhat
Intoxicated: told him 40 home
Bismarck said u want to Nth you;
I want to tell you something"
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WmlHardly Pass aruster

naAa+gNLMN
The following from the Mandan Pho
neer is q good story. But the fact that
the capital WINS not located by vote Of
the legisIatare rather spoils IL.
A story is told of a game OF poker,
that moved the capital of Dakota. It.
was at that memorable winter session at
Yankton where several rival towns were
pitted against one another as to which
should secur the coveted honor. It
happened that two towns were tied on
the ypte, and q single additional ballot
wonad have secured the prize for either.
1t was IN this condition OF Gffairs that
a job was pnt up to secure the single
lacking vote by .nyeigliHR Q poker
loving member into q game of
draw. There were four in the party
three from one OF the rival towns and
the proposed victim from the other !.
|Thelgame was'in M upper room of .
hotel and play was high and furious, ae
the participants had full purses. The
great game was altar @ while opened
with 500 in the pot. 1t had been
agreed 70 give the victim q fine hand
and. 10 give one OF the three c~onspira-
tors q handsthat would beat it. He got
the hand, locked at ;.snd said, oil he
raised the ante. .It will take S20U to
draw cards." The other two con-
[spirators passed out and the victim
raised $500. They seesawed until $2,-
900 was DIP, when they drew. The
oonspirstor took n card
TO four kings. The victim
hesitated and finally drew three.
Then the betting began and did not stop
till So eco more was on the table. Then
the conspifator made his side even and
said: 81 am ont of money, but Ill raise
You 100 acres OF land ia Beadle county /;
no, ! won't either, but I'll tell You what
will do; I'll betsyou my. vote IN the
capital" "Done," said the victim and
the hand we're spread ont. The consplr-
ator had four kings, and rea6hed out for
the pot. Hold on" said the victim, as
he laid down four aces, s'your vote will
bring thslcapitalto Bismarck and ii
did. His hand had been q queen fulton
aces and he discarded the queens hut
where he got the aces nobody could tell.
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A Resolution for the Repair of
Sidewalks.

Belt Resolved by the Mayor and Council of the
Oity of YRnEton.
ns section th. Ia ass = is.and Is hereby declared
Along and in front of lots /, 2, 8, 4, s. @. 2, 8 and
E so stSo !. y Ie, Ls ct i 2 sa Z, b i; sls s! I E let f i 2 ma 70
Is. block 2. Lots ID and is, block 5. Lot s,
block p. Lots I. !. "a s 9 4 8 and 3 block
I. 8 and 3, .bIlooEs. In that part Of the city q
sAnktoa, known as Lower Yankton.
To Lot. y q S, y; Y y - ~. 4 I and and ! y; block e .
east Il, lot IL block IS. Lota 4. block al,
Fargo,s subdivision. Lots ~ and 10. block II.
Lote 10, Il. Y, 1s, le. II and 70, block q; Lots
and 1s. block "a. Lot Is. block IS. Lots I and
8, block IS. Lots 9, Is and Is, block IS Lots 8
and 10. block IS. East 25s feet lott. block u.
Esss = x b BMsssa ]; !. / IT. ia q Is, Sls & si st. ( #e u s.is, 4 q
3 west 10 lot 10, block "a. In that part of the
Lots 9 and12, block Is. Lots 10, II and IS,
block 50. In chat part Of the eity Of Yankton
known as "Witherspoon's Yankton."
y and Is, block 81. Lots y. n and Is. block
a. In that part of the city OF Yankton known
as Central Yankton."
Crosswalk, north side and street at Capitol
street.
Croaawalkspriyate alley rears of lott block 3.
Crossing public alley, north side of I'D street
Etor.
Orosawalh private alley oneast side Cedar
street, block IL, Yankton.
Orosswalko n alley south aide> Sd street. be-
tween LOCUST and Green streets,
Crosswaikl north side 18th street, between
Broadway and Linn streets ~tprivate astey).
Wit~herspoon's Yankton.
SEQ. q. That the cost and expense of making
the aforesaid repairs except that of the CROSS
walks on public streets above named shall be
betrayed by special tax, to be levied upon the
aforesaid lots, or parts of lots,
bounding or abutting en- tho
same, in proportion to thefeet front of said
lots or partaiof lota SO Astounding or AUDITING
Sec. s. That this resolution shall be pub
liahed for four consecutive weeks in tho oHici al
newspaper OF the city.
Adopted Sept. 18th, 1887.
JAMES KINGSRURr. City Clerk.
Approved this 18th day OF SEPT, 1857.
JAMES d. TELLER, Mayor.
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GROUP, Whooping COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shlloh's Cure. Sold by DR.. Vanderhule.
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Loye,s Rurged oourss.

~
Redfeld, Sept. III singular and
decidedly novel signal to clippers comes
from Frankfort. about eight miles east
Of heres II appears that Frank r.
Wood wanted to marry Miss Larry Val
dour, 20 years old, and the daughter Of
Peter =. VaIdour, the hotel proprietor.
The father objected and an elopement
was planned and Frank telegraphed the
city justice here on Saturday to be pre-
pared to marry them Sundsy. 6atur-
day evening Frank got his prospective
bsfde out3o OF the hotel and went back to
get her clothes. The old man tnmblsa
to the racket aud nabbed him for bur-
giary, The amusing part is that the
CITY Justice arrayed himself in fire
linen and srpoota clothes, and spent 4
good bit OF time in posting upfrosu she
oods on the ceremony. Sunday sfter-
noon the prospective groom came 10 che
clsy. buti IN. company with the sheriff.
who placed him in the COOLER. His trial
cams or to-day at Frankfort, on =
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MRS. FITCH SMITH.

a GRADUATE OF New York City Conserve
"A toire Of kissio. and . first claaa teacher Of
Piano, Organ and vocal culture, will receive
suhosars 1t Twp. Wa0onerH Mnsio Store, 10s
Thisd Streilts or will 90 to hons OF pupils il
Ee-For further information call Mt Music
Store. OF No.. oosteAf Block. Third Street,
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Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy of Swifea Specific as q
and cure for rheumatism and all blood dis
eases. has never had a more conspicuouas Illustration
than this case affords. The candid, unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given by the venerable gentle
man must be accepted as convincing ana conclusive.
The w1iter Is n proninent citizen OF mississippi. Tho
gentleman to whom MI. Martin refers, and to whom
he Is Indebted for tho advice to which he owes his
final relief from years of suffering. III MIR. King. for
many years the popular night clerk OF the Lawrence
House. at jackson.
s1 JACKSON, Miss, April 20, 1857.
THE SWIFT sracIrlo COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga:
Ge,tzenaen-I have been an invalid pensioner for
forty. y ears,h b yIngc contracted pulmonary and other
diseases in the Mexican War. but not till the 1st Of
Marcel, 1876. did Ifsel any symptoms OF rheumatism,
aas was suddenly stricken with. that dss-
sGse IA both hips and a1kies. For twenty days 1
walked on cruschos. Thsn the pain was less violent.
but itshittea from joint 20 aoiIt. For weeks would
m totally digahleds sitheg On ona side. q my body or
eleven years and seven m~ohths-thntis from March |,
VIZ i've I van I cu Hss 'f pari assa sssss s as en. ssas. 4 q is fs.
s sessed yf 81 sliebb aasslSS as Il and sv sTis ssc syssSth shs ,s sas;
benefit from any medicine taken Internally or ex.
a M9s sn saasi q xrEsassss s,a nssxins s;n1sss g pair 8 e o every y
q Sas saqs Nss 1 rs s gtsg g;nG ns Sss of sta I Law ~ House !
t9ld + m Sss ts e b ho yIs sIPPfti q sse H gat T ESs,ng ! . Wss h ~ na rs
ne Heard, Tor the nrst time, 81 the /. /. &. as q remedy
s sor dassH ssirs. Sweat Hs slis yeass nave pa sSsa sia @ad bu I
q i has la e Es'n pssS q sas g say r. rnseptemoer
s Ms|f1 fssf IN ss Y &. s sRl,9ys,|.,a is Sss + . osssgssdT WI
pain had d18aDU0areQ. and / HAVE NOT EYIT A ryyYNGy
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A Positive Written Guarantee
MARRIAGE Guide

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for soc
In money or postage stamps. Over fifty wonder
fulpen pictures, showing who may marry, wl.o
NOT why. Proper age to marry. Who marry first.
Manhood. WoSanhood. Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life and happiness may be
increased. Those married or about to marry
should read it: of interest and value to every
thinking man and woman. Popular edition,
paper cover. 8 AddfcssDR. WHITTIER
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n ugly complexion madeNellio fright,

ugly complexion made Nellie a fright,
her features we're rood, and her blue
eyes were bright.
What o plain girl is Nellie'l they said.
now, as by magic, plain Nellie has grown
Y As fair as an Artist'B bright dreams
Her face ia as sweet as q lower new-blown,
Her cheeks are like peaches and cream.
As Nellie walks cut in the fair morning light.
Her beauty attracts every eye.
And for the people who called her o fright,
Why, Nellie Ia handsome" they CRY,
And the reason OF the change is that
Nellie took DIR. PIerce's Golden Medical
Discovery, which regulated her liver,
cleared her complexion made her blood
iburea her breath sweet, her face fair and
rosy, and removed the defects that hsd
obsoured her besuty. Sold BY druggists.
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was troubled with chronic oatarrh and
gathering in head was deaf at times, had dis
nose. Before the second bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm WAS exhausted was cured 10. J. Corbii,
93 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
f We cheerfully add our testimony in favor
of Ely's Cream Balm as u sure cnre for cold In
the head, Influenza, or aatarrh. 1t is a splendid
medicine.-Mrs Eliza Edstrom aid Mrs. E,
Jackson, Terndale. Gal.
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Livery. Feed and sale stable in conneetion.
NOTICE TO my friends and psAron. 1 have
= removed my Livery stock aud Bus line
rom the Bradley barn on Walnut direct ID the
Hefner barn., or the TAnkton Auction Markell
en- gapstel ssreett whars all business In my line
Will receive my best attention.
JAZZ can De left AT my residence on Walnut
sEests or ~ the Morrison House. Telephone
% and 90. M.R. I5nGxmF'
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sHILOH,S vITALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and rs cents per bottle. Sold by
DR.. Vanderhule.
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For lame back, slde or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by Or. V%anderhule
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh,s Oatarrh
Kennedy. Price 90 cents. Nasal IDjsc-
tor free. Sold by DR.. Vanderhule.
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Correspondents: Chemical National Bank.
New York. Commercial National Bank. Obi
cage, Illinois.
taIri6eiI Exchange en- ali the principal uts.ee
Of lE9rops. UP boIlectioas receive prompt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

Macy vain attempts arc made to repeat The
tcmErkablC 8uCee7s OF Benson CapCiuc Plaster
This splendid remedy ia known, sold and used
,rverywh here and its prompt action and unrival.
led curative powers have won tOT Il hosts of
friends. limitations have sprung up under
slmilar sounding nance, such as Capsiciu, 4"
" CHpslCum," etc, intended 80 deceive the care
less and uu wary. These HgJicleJ pusscss none
Of the VlTtue4 % the genuine. Therefore we
hOPo tho people will assist us to protect what
mrs at OnCo their Interests and ours. Ask for
Bcnsuns Plaster and examine what ia piysn
you, and mako suUo that tho word CapCiue "
i-Gut In Tho middle O. tho plas tel itselL and the
" Three seals ~ trademark - on the face cloth.
Any reputable dealer viii show you the safe.
guards without hesitation. II you cannot re.
member the namC-BcusOn'5 CapCine Plaster
cut this paragraph from the paper
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rur FtIi,Esv.

They tell me that the world Is faii
look on hill ana vale ana sCt
/ dad no boRuty anywhere,
30 turn TO thee,
The gioriee OF the night, thh day
MiucoyoA behold think OF thee,
Ana looking forth Wlao heart doth sev,
More flit T. The"
1hoy say that In tho world above
Aro taitot forms that cannot be
Unle7a these creatures of uod's lcye
Arc like to thgo.
II angel hos q tome should Uume
ld gaze but once, compare to thee
And whisper, though Il strikes mo dumb,
"FRirost L. she"
From me DeirUn FTcc TyCss,
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BROWNS HOUsEnOLD pANACEA.

ls the emostehoctivs Pain Destroyerin in the " world,
Wnl most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, ana
shotl6T chronic or acute, than any other pain
RlleytatOr and IL ~ warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation.
II cures pain in the side, Back or Bowels sore
Threat, Rheumatism, ToOthRchs and ALL
ACHES, ana is The Great Ralieyer Of Pain.
" BEOW Ms HOUSEHOLD PAEACEh should
ne ia every family. A tSG5pOonful of the Panacea
In a tuWllcr OF hCt water i5wectensd, II pro
terred,l ltEaL ~ bedtime, ghl BREAK UP a
COLD. 70 csuts 3 tuJLa,
rngI-lV1H " 49,
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Most Excellent.

J.J. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knoxville, Tenn,
writes 81 My family and are bonehciaries of
your most excellent medicine, Dr. Kings New
blsSVssIy lul consumption having found II To
ne al !nat you claim for II, desire TO testify To
its HhIe;; HhItIIe;; NY iIlends, TO whom 1 have recon.
uehuou " praise II ht every opportunity" Dr.
hinB's New Discovery for GonsumStion ia
guaranteed 70 cure Coughs, Colds Br6nchitis
Chest and Lungs. Trial bottles free M CoehnfEfs .
Drug store, lH aud l39 North Queen stTeet Ian,
S'9N''i a. A''Lp aINoi fiV' (3l
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tveu when good remedy t0y disease is 60.
lected. depends In sgme measure upon the
manner IN which 80 is taken. Irregular, intsr-
ruptod doses can EnuTd no fair test OF the efl
caCy Of any medicine, however saiuiarv. Taken
so proper doggs at prescribed intervals, a relia-
bio curative III ehGCt the object OF its use
AmUnE remedies which, ay dramatically and per.
sistenuy used, accomplish thorough and lRstip <
cnres, and prevents tae recurrence OF periodic
disease. IDstettcr's stomach B.ttcrs ranks spe.
oially high. In cRses Of Dyspepsia debility,
IheumRtism, fever and aguC, liver complaint,
inactivity of the EldnUy4 and bladder, COnstipa.
lion, ana other organic uIRi'C7, II 50 a tried
'uedv, 70 which The medical brotherhood have
lCutthrirTr professional sanction, and which, as a
tauiC, alternative ana hOusuhUId disorders Of tho
stomach. lIvCU and bowels has an uubOuuded
popularity. iAn-L.g
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sPsUIhL KUTIoEs.
CiIns.

Pleasant, healthy griUs are seen only on the
faces Of healthy persons. The dyspeptiC aud dc.
bilitated can smile only In q half hearted way.
Purify the blood tone the stomach, and strength
On the tissues with Rtyd9ck Blood BRteTS. If
you wish To iaugh well and often. For sale by
H. Cochran, druggist, l3I and 1872 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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Tho medicine we most like Is that which docs
It's work quick and well. BUTd0Ck Hood Bit
fers ara the quickest kind of a ours for dys.
pcpsia and liver and Kidney affections, For
sale by IL, B Cochran, druggist, lJI ana Igg
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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VIII II Really cure Rheumati.m? ?

We answer. honor bright. 1t will cu no rheuma.
q N, and tho seyerest cases too. DR.. Thomas
Eclectrtc OR was specially prepared for the
people relative 20 its merits in nearly every
paper In tho country. FUrsale by H. Is. Cochran,
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detectives anit PrIvat. omcer,

Usually wear their badges OF authority con
Cealod under their clothing, but Dr. Thomas
EcLectTto OF wears itS badges in the form OF
printed labels attached TO each and every bottle
20 that al may know its mission. II IL given
full and com plete authority - arrest all aches
aud pains aud does Its duty every time. FOR
sale by H. Is. Cochran, druggist, ~ and l3g
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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Causes Astnnl.hment-

Completely prOEtratod for days with tndl.
Bssuon ami bilious fever The effects of two
bottles OF BW~d2ck Blood Biuers as touished me
visible improvement right or" MIR. Noah Bates
ElmiTa, ~ I. For sale by II. Is. Cochran, drug.
Eist. lll nma ~ North Queen street. LancaatsT.
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DIR. HAssLER WORN sYRUT Purely vegetable,
pleasant TO take, will eNpel worms II any exist
no purgative required after using. Price, Is
cents, by all drusgi sts. bs-Jmd MWSF
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What Three appI,o,,,on. m,

1 was troubled verv much with sore feet
Three applications OF Thomas Eolectrfc on an.
tiTely cured them. Nothing better In the mar.
ket Jacob Butt +, Reading Pa. For sale by
VI. Is Cochran, druggist, l3I and l39 North Queen
street, Lancaster.